Continues the study from Jesus’ parable of the wheat and tares. Reveals how tares still in our soul which can cause others to stumble must be removed. Contains a prayer to petition God to search our hearts for any offences toward God or man.
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Examines the parable of the Wheat and Tares concerning the Christian’s opportunity to bring the tares of our soul into judgment. It also explores from Romans 14 the issue of judging one another in the church and the four areas of judgment existing within the church.
Part one of this series begins with the counsel given by the Lord in Revelation 3:18 to the Laodicean Church. This counsel was to buy gold tried in the fire, be clothed with white raiment, and anoint the eyes with eye salve. The prayer Paul prayed in Ephesians 1:16-23 and Ephesians 3:14-21 was examined in the light of our authority as believers.
Examines from Matthew 28:18-20 how Jesus, in His last words to His disciples, had been given all power in heaven and earth and how He was now transferring this power and authority to all believers. Through this delegated authority, believers have been commissioned to teach all nations. The two elements of this commissioned are discussed.
Compares Matthew 28:18-20 and Mark 16_15-20 as to the establishing of the authority of the believer to take the gospel to all nations. Examines the specific commission Jesus gave to the church and the signs that would follow a believer.
Shares from the ministry of Kenneth Hagan a vision he had concerning demonic spirit and their work of oppression, obsession, and possession.
Continues to explore the revelation received by Kenneth Hagin in 1952. Describes how believers are to exercise their authority over demon spirits.
This series will give instruction from scripture on the specific commands Jesus left Christians. Part one focuses on the two greatest commandments Jesus identified. It also examines instructions Paul gave to the church at Rome regarding how to handle offenses.
Continues the study of understanding what it means to love under the authority and control of the word of God. Examines from scripture those things Christians must not love or accept.
Explores how we are to love others as ourselves and how love must be governed through the word of God. Describes different situation in the church that the word addresses and the action we need to take in dealing with these situations.
Continues to instruct on the different situations that arise within the church that call for a specific response. Examines the role of rebuke in these situations as described in scripture.
Explores the scriptures that speak to us of how believers are to relate to one another in the body of Christ. Describes sacrificial love demonstrated by Jesus. Concludes with six responsibilities we have in our relationship with others in the body of Christ.
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